COLOR THEORY
THEORY OF THE LAW OF COLOR
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Topics of this game:
- PURE COLORS
- MIXING A PRIMARY COLOR WITH ITS NEIGHBORING SECONDARY COLOR
- NUMBER OF PRIMARY COLORS
- NUMBER OF TERTIARY COLORS
- TONES THAT FALL INTO THE YELLOW, ORANGE OR RED HALF OF THE COLOR WHEEL
- WHAT COLOR WOULD YOU USE ON A GUEST'S HAIR THAT IS TOO YELLOW?
- COLORS FOUND OPPOSITE ONE ANOTHER ON THE COLOR WHEEL.
- THE DEGREE OF LIGHTNESS OR DARKNESS OF A COLOR
- REFERS TO THE VIVIDNESS, BRIGHTNESS OR SATURATION OF A COLOR
- COLORS THAT DO NOT EXHIBIT WARM OR COOL TONES
- IF A GUEST COMES IN WITH TOO MUCH RED IN THIER HAIR. WHAT COLOR WOULD YOU USE TO NEUTRALIZE IT?
- WHEN TWO PRIMARY COLORS ARE MIXED TOGETHER
- THIS IS DETERMINED THROUGH GENETIC CODING
- A DENSE AMOUNT OF THIS PRODUCES RED HAIR
- LEVELS RANGE FROM 1-10 OR 1-12. TRUE OR FALSE
- TONES THAT FALL IN TO THE BLUE, GREEN AND VIOLET HALF TO THE COLOR WHEEL
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